Jessica Rothwell

5 days ago | theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Jessica Rothwell

Fans of the victorious Latics team flooded into Boundary Park this evening (June 2) after their team managed to secure a win at Wembley last night (June 1), meaning the club is promoted to League Two. With a free event hosted by the club promising 'unmissable' moments, celebrating with the players. The event started with a live performance from The Boundary Parkas, who sang their Oldham Athletic anthem 'Living Life a Blue' as well as other songs that the fans belted out with them.

6 days ago | msn.com | Jessica Rothwell

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6 days ago | theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Jessica Rothwell

Mick Martindale (Image: Oldham RLFC) Tributes have poured in for a former Oldham Rugby League Football Club (RLFC) player who has been named locally as the victim in a murder investigation. The Oldham Times understands that the man who was found dead on Eldon Street on Wednesday (May 28) is former Roughyeds player, Mick 'Tricky' Martindale. Rochdale Coroners Court confirmed they had received the file of Michael Martindale. A murder investigation has been launched into the death.

6 days ago | theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Jessica Rothwell

13 1/1 Four Oldham men have been jailed following the recovery of drugs which were being sold to children and a readily convertible firearm. The sentences were handed out following an investigation into an organised crime group which was using the social media platform Telegram to advertise illegal substances. The group was advertising class B drugs, namely THC and synthetic cannaboids, on the platform and primarily to children.

6 days ago | theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Jessica Rothwell

A man has been taken to hospital following reports of a stabbing (Image: Spotted: Oldham/ Facebook) A man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after reports of a stabbing on a busy road in Oldham last night (June 1). High Street, in Lees, was closed with a large emergency services response spotted at the scene. A police cordon was in place from near Nicholson Street and a number of police vehicles were blocking the road, including unmarked response vehicles.